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Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) 

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 North Calusa Point 3891, Crystal River, FL 34428, United States–
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Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) 

Crystal River, FL, United States
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27 ft
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Crystal River has a fish with your name on it, so let Native Fishing Charters help you catch it!

Red Snapper, King Mackerel (Kingfish), Cobia, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Yellowtail Snapper, Hogfish, Black Grouper, Black Seabass, Mangrove Snapper, Red Grouper, Gag Grouper, Mutton Snapper, and more inhabit these waters if you cast your line at the right time of year.

Depending on the species you're after, you may find yourself spinning, trolling, drifting, jigging, bottom fishing, or maybe something more specialized in this area.

Captain Bobby welcomes children aboard, so get 'em offline and onto the water! If you don't have a child-sized life vest of your own, there's one on board. Snacks and food are encouraged onboard — bring your favorites to maintain your energy throughout the trip!

You'll be fishing aboard a 35' Center console with capacity for 6 passengers. It has everything you need for a productive day on the water. There's a huge toilet room on board for your convenience.

You'll find rods, reels, and tackle waiting for you, as well as lures. Live bait is available, but it's good to ask about this so you know if you'll be catching it yourself 😎

A First Mate will be there to make sure everything is running smoothly. A 15-20% tip is customary to show your appreciation for their hard work.

The charter boat covers your fishing license, just show up ready for a good time! Keep in mind that some fish may have harvest limits or closed seasons. Simply ask and your captain can tell you more.

You can't go wrong when you bring sunglasses, and sunscreen. Water bottles(spring) will be available for you onboard. Alcohol is allowed just be sure to avoid bringing glass bottles. We also provide an on board cooler for your food as well as larger cooler for your drinks. It is always good to bring a cooler to leave in your vehicle to bring your cleaned catch home. We provide gallon zip locks for tour filets & tons of ice!

Now its time to hit the water with Native!

Crystal River has a fish with your name on it, so let Native Fishing Charters help you catch it!

Red Snapper, King Mackerel (Kingfish), Cobia, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Yellowtail Snapper, Hogfish, Black Grouper, Black Seabass, Mangrove Snapper, Red Grouper, Gag Grouper, Mutton Snapper, and more inhabit these waters if you cast your line at the right time of year.

Depending on the species you're after, you may find yourself spinning, trolling, drifting, jigging, bottom fishing, or maybe something more specialized in this area.

Captain Bobby welcomes children aboard, so get 'em offline and onto the water! If you don't have a child-sized life vest of your own, there's one on board. Snacks and food are encouraged onboard — bring your favorites to maintain your energy throughout the trip!

You'll be fishing aboard a 35' Center console with capacity for 6 passengers. It has everything you need for a productive day on the water. There's a huge toilet room on board for your convenience.

You'll find rods, reels, and tackle waiting for you, as well as lures. Live bait is available, but it's good to ask about this so you know if you'll be catching it yourself 😎

A First Mate will be there to make sure everything is running smoothly. A 15-20% tip is customary to show your appreciation for their hard work.

The charter boat covers your fishing license, just show up ready for a good time! Keep in mind that some fish may have harvest limits or closed seasons. Simply ask and your captain can tell you more.

You can't go wrong when you bring sunglasses, and sunscreen. Water bottles(spring) will be available for you onboard. Alcohol is allowed just be sure to avoid bringing glass bottles. We also provide an on board cooler for your food as well as larger cooler for your drinks. It is always good to bring a cooler to leave in your vehicle to bring your cleaned catch home. We provide gallon zip locks for tour filets & tons of ice!

Now its time to hit the water with Native!

Bobby Horn
Captain
Bobby Horn
6 years of experience
ID & credentials verified
responds within an hour
Popular features
Fishing license
Live bait
Pickup included
You keep catch
Catch cleaning & filleting
Popular features
Fishing license
Live bait
Pickup included
You keep catch
Catch cleaning & filleting

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Trip date:
Group Size:
November 2026
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Group Size
2 adults • 0 children
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Scalloping Trip Morning - (4hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
4 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seasonal trip
Jul 1 - Sep 24
Scallop
US $550
Entire boat: 2 people
Scalloping Trip Afternoon-(4hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
4 hour trip starts at 1:00 PM
Seasonal trip
Jul 1 - Sep 24
Scallop
US $550
Entire boat: 2 people
Inshore Fishing Half Day-(5hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Snapper (Mangrove)
Black Drum
Redfish
Spanish Mackerel
+2
US $650
Entire boat: 2 people
Inshore Fishing Full Day -(8hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seabass (Black)
Snapper (Mangrove)
Black Drum
Redfish
+3
US $750
Entire boat: 2 people
Bottom Fishing Half Day-(5hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Snapper (Mangrove)
Spanish Mackerel
Hogfish
Grunt
US $800
Entire boat: 2 people
Scalloping Full Day-(7hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seasonal trip
Jul 1 - Sep 24
Scallop
US $895
Entire boat: 2 people
Fishing & Scalloping Combo-(8hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seasonal trip
Jul 1 - Sep 24
Snapper (Mangrove)
Grouper (Red)
Hogfish
Grunt
US $995
Entire boat: up to 4 people
Inshore/Offshore Combo-(8hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seabass (Black)
Snapper (Mangrove)
Black Drum
Redfish
+4
US $1,000
Entire boat: 2 people
Offshore bottom fishing(20mile max)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Snapper (Mangrove)
Spanish Mackerel
Hogfish
Grunt
US $1,200
Entire boat: up to 4 people
Sheepshead Fishing-(6-7hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seasonal trip
Mar 1 - Apr 30
Sheepshead
US $1,200
Entire boat: 2 people
Inshore Gag Grouper Fishing- (8hr)
FREE Cancellation 1 day notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Snapper (Mangrove)
Grouper (Gag)
Grouper (Red)
Hogfish
US $1,500
Entire boat: 2 people

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Reviews (1)

  • Michael Hrabina
    Michael Hrabina
    us
    Florida, US
    Member since 2026
    5.0
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    It’s everything you want from a charter

    Offshore/Deep Sea 50 Mile Max-(8hr) on September 24, 2026 • 6 adults

    Captain Horn and his first mate Alyssa put us on grouper the last day of the 2026 season. Would recommend hitting the gym and pumping some iron to get in shape to muscle these fish off the bottom. Both gag and red grouper came aboard along with a few hogfish and a couple of chunky mangrove snapper in addition to grunts-a-plenty. It was a smooth ride to the fishing grounds in his 35’ Typhoon.

FAQs about Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore)

Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) offers the following trips to customers:
  • US $550 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Scalloping Trip Afternoon-(4hr) (4 hours)
  • US $550 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Scalloping Trip Morning - (4hr) (4 hours)
  • US $650 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Inshore Fishing Half Day-(5hr) (8 hours)
  • US $750 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Inshore Fishing Full Day -(8hr) (8 hours)
  • US $800 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Bottom Fishing Half Day-(5hr) (8 hours)
  • US $895 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Scalloping Full Day-(7hr) (8 hours)
  • US $995 per group, additional US $50 per person after 4 guests - Fishing & Scalloping Combo-(8hr) (8 hours)
  • US $1,000 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Inshore/Offshore Combo-(8hr) (8 hours)
  • US $1,200 per group, additional US $100 per person after 4 guests - Offshore bottom fishing(20mile max) (8 hours)
  • US $1,200 per group, additional US $50 per person after 2 guests - Sheepshead Fishing-(6-7hr) (8 hours)
  • US $1,500 per group, additional US $100 per person after 2 guests - Inshore Gag Grouper Fishing- (8hr) (8 hours)
When you book a trip with Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore), you can expect the following amenities onboard:
  • GPS
  • Fishfinder
  • Live bait well
  • Multimedia system
  • Wireless trolling motor
  • Ice box
  • Radar
Trips booked with Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) include:
  • Rods, reels & tackle
  • Live bait (The live bait is included in the price, and is part of the fishing experience.)
  • Lures
  • Catch cleaning & filleting (We do not charge for cleaning, and filleting services, and it is done on our river house with full equipment.)
  • Drinks (We offer water, and Gatorade, and also have a ice machine which is for the customers.)
  • First mate (The First mate is always available, and the customary tip is 15-20%.)
  • Fishing license (Fishing licenses are included, and cover all guests.)
Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) offers the following type of fishing:
  • Offshore fishing (We travel up to a 120 miles.)
Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) offers the following fishing techniques:
  • Heavy tackle
  • Bottom fishing
  • Trolling
  • Spinning
  • Jigging
  • Drift fishing
  • Deep sea fishing
Top targeted fish species with Native Fishing- (Inshore & Nearshore) include:
  • Cobia
  • Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
  • Grouper (Black)
  • Grouper (Gag)
  • Grouper (Red)
  • Hogfish
  • King Mackerel (Kingfish)
  • Seabass (Black)
  • Snapper (Mangrove)
  • Snapper (Mutton)
  • Snapper (Red)
  • Snapper (Yellowtail)

Your captain

Bobby Horn
Bobby Horn
Crystal River, Florida, United States
12 Fishing Reports
ID & license verified
176 Customer reviews
Typical response within an hour
Member since November 2022
Angler's Choice
The Angler's Choice Award is given to listings that consistently deliver a high-quality service and earn great reviews from customers.
At the heart of Native Fishing Charters is a true husband-and-wife team. Captain Bobby Horn and First Mate Alyssa work in sync every day, creating a level of care, consistency, and passion you won't find just anywhere. Behind that partnership is a lifetime on the water for the both of them. As third-generation Florida natives, they've both been fishing these estuaries since childhood, building a deep, intuitive understanding of the area and passion for catching fish! The result is more than just a fishing trip—it's a well-run, memorable experience shaped by knowledge, passion, and a genuine love for what they do.
Bobby Horn
Bobby Horn
Fully verified
Angler's Choice
12
reports
176
reviews
2022
member since
~1h
response
At the heart of Native Fishing Charters is a true husband-and-wife team. Captain Bobby Horn and First Mate Alyssa work in sync every day, creating a level of care, consistency, and passion you won't find just anywhere. Behind that partnership is a lifetime on the water for the both of them. As third-generation Florida natives, they've both been fishing these estuaries since childhood, building a deep, intuitive understanding of the area and passion for catching fish! The result is more than just a fishing trip—it's a well-run, memorable experience shaped by knowledge, passion, and a genuine love for what they do.

The fish you can target

Cobia
Cobia
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Black Grouper
Black Grouper
Gag Grouper
Gag Grouper
Red Grouper
Red Grouper
Hogfish
Hogfish
King Mackerel (Kingfish)
King Mackerel (Kingfish)
Black Seabass
Black Seabass
Mangrove Snapper
Mangrove Snapper
Mutton Snapper
Mutton Snapper
Red Snapper
Red Snapper
Yellowtail Snapper
Yellowtail Snapper
Cobia
Cobia
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Black Grouper
Black Grouper
Gag Grouper
Gag Grouper
Red Grouper
Red Grouper

Real catches by this captain

  • Adult angler proudly holding a large grouper aboard a center-console fishing boat offshore.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +2
    Gag Grouper
    Michael H.
    Michael H.
    Captain Horn and his first mate Alyssa put us on grouper the last day of the 2026 season. Would recommend hitting the gym and pumping some iron to get in shape to muscle these fish off the bottom. Both gag and red grouper came aboard along with a few hogfish and a couple of chunky mangrove snapper in addition to grunts-a-plenty. It was a smooth ride to the fishing grounds in his 35’ Typhoon.
  • Four adult anglers pose behind a fillet table loaded with a large group of freshly caught grouper.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +1
    Gag Grouper
    ? Fishing Report — Crystal River OFFSHORE: The offshore bite is absolutely ON FIRE! We’re running out close to 100 miles offshore and consistently putting together limits of quality red snapper and red grouper. With gag grouper season now open, we’re also putting limits of gags in the boat. If you’ve been waiting to get offshore, now is the time! INSHORE: The redfish bite is the hottest thing going right now. If you’re looking for an inshore trip, we’re targeting redfish throughout the area and the action has been excellent. SCALLOPING: Scalloping has also been great, with plenty of nice scallops being found in deeper water. Timing the tide has become a priority, so planning your trip around the right tide can make a big difference. The fish are biting from the backcountry to nearly 100 miles offshore — there’s no better time to get on the water!
  • Group of anglers gathered behind a fillet table displaying a large mixed catch of red snapper, other snapper, and grouper at a dockside fishing setup.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +3
    Mutton Snapper
    Fishing Report Offshore The Middle Grounds 100-mile offshore trip is hot, hot, hot! Limits of red grouper are being hit on every trip. The fish are holding in deeper water and responding well to just about every bait presentation. We’re spending our time fishing live bait, cut bait, and even artificial squid—with tons of success across the board. For those who are a little less adventurous, the 40-mile offshore trip has been producing massive tables of mangrove snapper, plenty of hogfish, a few keeper red grouper, and lots of grunts and porgies. There’s no shortage of action, and these trips have been providing plenty of fresh fish for the table. Inshore The inshore bite has been a little challenging with water temperatures running hot. Artificial baits have been producing best, but anglers should be prepared to do plenty of casting. Tides and timing are everything right now when targeting trout and redfish, so being in the right place during the right window is key. Mangrove snapper, grunts, and sand trout have been producing around rock piles and in cooler pockets of water. As the temperatures stay high, focusing on deeper water, moving tides, and areas with better water flow will continue to be the best approach.
  • An angler proudly displaying a large Red Grouper while fishing on a boat in open waters.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Red Grouper
    July offshore fishing out of Crystal River is producing, and the numbers speak for themselves. Red snapper and red grouper limits are being hit consistently. The fish are out there, they’re feeding, and if you’re willing to make the run, the payoff has been worth it every time. Snapper and Grouper Are Holding Deep This is the key detail for July. Both red snapper and red grouper are sitting deeper than usual this time of year, and our best catches have been coming from 120 feet and beyond. That’s not a casual run. It takes a boat that handles the distance and a plan for the day, but the fish out there are quality and the limits are coming steadily. Anglers who commit to the deep water are the ones filling coolers right now. If red snapper is on your list, this is the window. The federal for-hire season is open through October 26, and the summer deep-water pattern is exactly what you want to be fishing. Mangrove Snapper in the Mid-Depths The mangrove snapper bite remains strong across the 30 to 70 foot range, but the concentration is what matters. The biggest schools we’re finding are stacked in 40 to 60 feet. You can catch mangroves deeper than that any day of the week, but the mid-depth reefs are producing the best numbers by a clear margin right now. Worth noting: expect this pattern to shift as the fish finish spawning. What’s working in 40 to 60 feet today won’t necessarily be the play in a few weeks. That’s part of why the timing on a July trip matters. Hogfish Have Been Spotty Hogs have been inconsistent across all depths depending on the size you’re after. They’re still available, but they’re taking more work than they were earlier in the season. Live shrimp continues to be the bait of choice for hogfish and it hasn’t been close. If hogfish are a priority for your trip, let us know ahead of time and we’ll plan the day around them. Frequently Asked Questions How deep are red snapper holding in July out of Crystal River? Deeper than most of the season. Our best red snapper and red grouper catches in July have been coming from 120 feet and beyond. Summer pushes these fish off the shallower structure, so the productive water is farther out. What depth is best for mangrove snapper right now? The 40 to 60 foot range is holding the biggest schools. Mangroves are available from 30 to 70 feet, but the mid-depth reefs are producing the best numbers this month. That pattern will change as the fish finish spawning. When does red snapper season close in Florida? The Gulf federal for-hire season runs through October 26, 2026. Booking ahead is the right move if snapper is your target, since the best summer dates fill in quickly. What is the best bait for hogfish? Live shrimp. It’s been the most consistent producer for hogfish and there’s no real substitute when you’re targeting them specifically. How far offshore do you run out of Crystal River? It depends on the target. Mangrove snapper trips work the 40 to 60 foot reefs, while red snapper and red grouper this time of year require pushing out to 120 feet and beyond. We’ll match the run to what you want to catch.
  • Two adult anglers pose behind a large display of assorted saltwater fish neatly arranged on an outdoor fillet table.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +1
    Red Snapper
    ? Offshore & Deep Sea ? It’s all about the Red Snapper and Red Grouper! Season is officially open June 1st through October 26th, and now is the time to target trophy fish and fill the freezer! Large numbers of both species are being found 80-100 miles offshore, and using both live bait and artificial techniques we’ve been putting together solid catches, making memories, and boxing fish! ? The Mangrove Snapper bite has also been on fire in depths ranging from 35-120 feet. It’s a great way to keep the rods bent and the action nonstop all day long! ? ? Nearshore & Inshore ? Nearshore, the Cobia have moved into the 30-50 foot range, so keep those eels ready when chumming for Mangroves and Hogfish because you never know when a big one will show up behind the boat! Inshore, the Trout have moved into slightly deeper water and the bite has been good, but very tide-dependent. Redfish are beginning their coastal migration, and the outside islands, shoals, and channels are producing plenty of quality Reds ready to test your drag! ?? Now’s the time to get on the water and make it happen! ☀️?
  • A young angler proudly displaying a large Red Snapper while fishing offshore, showcasing a successful day on the water.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +1
    Red Snapper
    Fishing Report ? Inshore The redfish and snook bite has been pretty strong lately. Live shrimp, pinfish, and threadfins are all producing, especially around the outer islands on both incoming and outgoing tides. Trout are starting to move deeper, and artificial drift jigging has been one of the most productive methods. As long as the water is moving at the top or bottom of the tide, the bite has been turning on and off really well. Mangrove snapper, grunts, and even some hogfish are stacked up nicely on the shallower rock piles. Also, keep a sharp eye out for cobia cruising through. Offshore We’re ramped up for the upcoming snapper season, and the waters from 80–120 feet are where the action will be. Along with red snapper, you’ll find scamp grouper, lane snapper, and plenty of mangrove snapper. The larger red grouper are chasing bait, so keep an eye on your sonar around the deeper hard-bottom flats. Sardines and squid should continue producing well as the water temperatures rise. For snapper, the early morning bite with live white bait is always hard to beat. Red snapper season runs June 1 – October 26, and gag grouper season has been announced for September 1 – October 1. Get out there and get booked! Can’t wait to see what the 2026 season brings as we add our newly built 35’ offshore center console to the fleet. As always — tight lines ?
  • Two anglers proudly displaying their catch of Red Snapper on the grass after a successful fishing trip.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Red Snapper
    May is one of those months on the Nature Coast where everything starts clicking at once. Water temperatures are stable, bait is moving, and the fish are where you expect them to be. If you’ve been looking for a reason to get out on the water, the current inshore fishing out of Crystal River is reason enough. Trout Fishing Has Been Outstanding The speckled trout bite is as consistent as we’ve seen it this season. Quality fish have been coming to the boat in solid numbers throughout the week, and that’s held up across multiple tides and conditions. This is the kind of trout fishing that makes May one of the better months to be on the flats. Fish are healthy, active, and not particularly hard to locate right now. If trout is your target, you’re in good shape. Redfish Around the Outer Islands Reds have been showing well around the outer islands, and anglers working that pattern with cut bait and pinfish are putting together good catches. This is a straightforward and productive approach right now. Find the right structure, present the bait naturally, and the fish are there. Redfish in this part of Florida are never a guarantee, but when they’re set up like this, the fishing becomes a lot more predictable. Mangrove Snapper Holding on Structure The mangrove snapper bite continues to produce for anyone willing to target structure with intention. These fish reward patience and precise presentations. If you enjoy bottom fishing and want something worth bringing home for the table, the mangroves are cooperating. Why May Is Worth Your Attention Crystal River inshore fishing in May benefits from timing. The spring transition has settled out, the water is warming consistently, and multiple species are accessible on the same trip. It’s not uncommon to put trout, redfish, and mangrove snapper in the box without covering a lot of ground. That kind of variety in a single morning is what makes this fishery worth the trip. Frequently Asked Questions What is the best time to go inshore fishing in Crystal River? May is one of the most productive months of the year. Trout, redfish, and mangrove snapper are all active simultaneously, water conditions are typically stable, and the weather is generally cooperative before summer heat and afternoon storms become a regular factor. What species can I catch inshore near Crystal River in May? Right now the main targets are speckled trout, redfish, and mangrove snapper. Snook activity also picks up as the water continues to warm through the month. What bait works best for redfish around Crystal River? Cut bait and pinfish are both producing well on redfish right now, particularly around the outer islands and structure. Live bait consistently outperforms artificials when the fish are holding tight to cover. Is Crystal River good for inshore fishing year round? The Nature Coast fishes well in every season, but spring and fall are the two strongest windows for variety and consistency. May sits right in the middle of one of the better stretches of the year. June is close and the deep sea action will fire up!!

What is the boat like?

Boat image
Boat category
Center console boats
Capacity
6 persons
Boat length
27 ft
Year built
2012
Restored in
2025
Boat manufacturer
Ameracat
Boat type
Center console
Engine model
Yamaha
Powered by
2 x 300HP
Max cruising speed
35 knots

What kind of fishing will you do?

Offshore Fishing

Which fishing techniques you can try

Heavy Tackle
Bottom Fishing
Trolling
Spinning
Jigging
Drift Fishing
Deep Sea Fishing

Which amenities are available onboard

GPS
Fishfinder
Live bait well
Multimedia system
Wireless trolling motor
Ice box
Radar
What's included in the trip price
Rods, reels & tackle
Live bait
The live bait is included in the price, and is part of the fishing experience.
Lures
Catch cleaning & filleting
We do not charge for cleaning, and filleting services, and it is done on our river house with full equipment.
Drinks
We offer water, and Gatorade, and also have a ice machine which is for the customers.
First mate
The First mate is always available, and the customary tip is 15-20%.
Fishing license
Fishing licenses are included, and cover all guests.

How cancellations work

Free cancellation up to 1 day prior to trip
You can cancel or modify your booking up to 1 day before the trip date, free of charge. If you cancel or modify your booking later, or fail to show up, you'll forfeit 100% of what you've paid.
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What the listing policies are

Pickup included in price
Transfer from hotels or jetties in Crystal River to departure site is available and included in trip rates.
Child friendly
Kids are allowed, but for safety reasons children shouldn't be younger than 4 years old.
You keep catch

How you can pay

Book with 25% deposit, pay rest to captain
When the captain confirms your trip, FishingBooker charges your credit card a 25% deposit to guarantee your reservation.
The remaining balance is to be paid directly to the charter operator on or prior to your trip date in one of the following payment methods:
 Cash
 Visa
 Mastercard
 American Express
 Checks
When paying the remaining balance with a credit card, an additional 3.5% charge will apply.

What’s biting in Crystal River right now

CobiaCobia
Grouper (Black)Grouper (Black)
Grouper (Gag)Grouper (Gag)
Grouper (Red)Grouper (Red)
HogfishHogfish
King Mackerel (Kingfish)King Mackerel (Kingfish)
Snapper (Mangrove)Snapper (Mangrove)
Snapper (Mutton)Snapper (Mutton)
Snapper (Red)Snapper (Red)
Snapper (Yellowtail)Snapper (Yellowtail)

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